San Juan de los Remedios, City of Legends and Traditions, the Eighth Village of Cuba, was founded in 1515 by the Spanish colonizer Vasco Porcallo de Figueroa. It is located in the northeastern end of the province of Villa Clara, in the tourist corridor Santa Clara-Cayos de Villa Clara. Remedios is a city with a wide heritage of history, culture and traditions, as well as a beautiful source of natural resources. Its Historic Center was declared a national monument in 1980 for its buildings of the XVII, XVIII, XIX and XX centuries, which make them jewels of the domestic architecture of the center of the country. The legends of Remedios are little known, but they constitute a valuable potential of the intangible heritage of the city. The city of Remedios has consolidated a broad cultural heritage with authentic manifestations of traditional popular culture.
Among its main festivities are the Fairs of San Juan that are celebrated on the day of the Patron Saint "San Juan Bautista" at the same time that it is expected, in this festivity, the staging of the capture of the Güije de la Bajada by the 7 Juanes referred to the legend remediana as well as the famous Parrandas Remedianas: Founded since 1820 and in which the inhabitants of the neighborhoods of Carmen and San Salvador face in a fraternal challenge on December 24. For such reason they have deserved the qualification of National Celebration and Prize of Community Culture 2001, with vital character, at the same time that they were declared Intangible Patrimony of the Humanity in 2018 by the UNESCO.
This hotel Encanto, is located in the city of Remedios, 50 km from the north of Villa Clara. City founded, during the first quarter of the XVI century, the greatest treasures are in its central square formerly known as Isabel II now called José Martí Park and its surroundings where there are works of great heritage value as the Greater Parish San Juan Bautista declared a National Monument since 1949 and in 1979 the historic center also shows another Catholic church in its center, being the only city with this feature. This hotel, also known as Home Bauzá, is ideal for those who wish to be in contact with the Cuban culture and traditions.
The E CASA BAUSÁ Hotel has 24 rooms: 24 standard rooms: 23 doubles and one single. All are air-conditioned, with hot water, satellite TV, safe, telephone and minibar. Two rooms have a view of José Antonio Peña Street. It also offers wireless Internet access (WIFI).